Goose
Goose by Dawn O’Porter, published by Harry N. Abrams on September 8, 2015, is a young adult fiction novel that explores the complexities of friendship during a pivotal time in life. As high school graduation approaches, best friends Renée and Flo find their once unbreakable bond facing challenges. While Flo dreams of attending university, Renée is eager to leave school behind, leading them down diverging paths that threaten their relationship.
In this edition, readers will discover a narrative told through alternating perspectives, capturing the gritty and humorous realities of adolescence. The story delves into social themes such as friendship and the pressures of school and education, reflecting the characters’ struggles as they navigate their futures. With a page count of 256, Goose offers a poignant look at the trials of growing up and the evolving dynamics of young women’s friendships.
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Best friends Ren e and Flo have been inseparable for years. But now, as high school graduation looms, the girls’ rock-solid friendship is beginning to show cracks. Flo has her heart set on going to university, with Ren e right by her side, but all Ren e wants is to stop going to school as soon as possible. To distract themselves from the inevitable and frightening future, Ren e gets swept up in a romance with an older man, while Flo starts attending a church group. With such different paths and views on life, the girls start to worry that it isn’t just high school that’s ending–but also their friendship.
Told through alternating perspectives in a gritty, poignant, and hilarious voice, Goose will appeal to fans of Rainbow Rowell, Louise Rennison, and Lauren Myracle.
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